Found 296 news articles for childhood cancer

…News Summer 2024: Director’s message 20 November 2024 Childhood blood cancer: new treatment approach 20 November 2024 Australian Lions’ children’s cancer fellowship 20 November 2024 Spotlight: supporting ovarian cancer research……  Read more

…leukaemia, but the unwanted acute and chronic effects of current cancer treatments. Blood cancer 101 Blood cancers arise when blood cells start to grow abnormally and uncontrollably. These abnormal blood……  Read more

…awarded to Dr Paul Daniel from our Centre for Cancer Research. Lions have been involved with childhood cancer since 1976. They have raised more than $13 million for childhood cancer……  Read more

…message 20 November 2024 Childhood blood cancer: new treatment approach 20 November 2024 Teen cancer survivors: a story of friendship and dreams 20 November 2024 Australian Lions’ children’s cancer fellowship……  Read more

…safer paediatric cancer therapies, treatments and clinical trial programs, with a focus on enhancing collaboration. It will also deliver a childhood cancer survivorship program and paediatric cancer physician training –……  Read more

…Universities of Queensland and New South Wales, the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, St Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research, and major hospitals such as Monash Health, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre……  Read more

…nucleic acids in targeting cancer and infectious diseases. Immune cells rely on nucleic acid sensing to prime desirable immune responses during tumour treatment. Regulation of Gene Therapy: Recent studies have……  Read more

…is no different from other children. Some DSDs result in medical issues such as problems making or regulating hormones, development issues during puberty and possibly increased cancer risk due to……  Read more

…evidence that links placental morphometry to fetal brain development and likely childhood behaviour and cognition.” Thanks to funding from the Norman Beischer Foundation, Dr Camm has been conducting detailed analysis……  Read more

…for adult cancers were approved in the US, but only 12 were approved to treat childhood cancers. One-in-five childhood cancers is a sarcoma – a rare type of cancer that……  Read more